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streetdoor, and audibly wondering, for the edification of Newman,
why it was fastened as if it were night, let him in and Squeers out,
and returned to his own room.

‘Now!’ he muttered, ‘come what come may, for the present I am
firm and unshaken. Let me but retrieve this one small portion of
my loss and disgrace; let me but defeat him in this one hope, dear
to his heart as I know it must be; let me but do this; and it shall be
the first link in such a chain which I will wind about him, as never
man forged yet.’


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